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21/05/20 - Council Tax Advice Texts and Emails
Usually, at the end of April, Cardiff Council issues reminder letters to residents who have not paid their first Council Tax instalment of the new financial year, and to those who owe Council Tax from the previous year.
20/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 20th May
In today's COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council: paving the way to sustained and positive change for rough sleepers; carers benefit from access to counselling and wellbeing resources; trainee chef team serve up meals for vulnerable people; and Bute Park
The rapid response of Cardiff Council and its homeless services partners to safeguarding vulnerable individuals on the streets during the COVID-19 outbreak has begun to reap significant benefits.
19/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 19th May
Here is the latest COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council, covering: funeral services return to 45 minutes in length; the latest on key worker childcare; extra pedestrian space for Wood Street; and a survey to help children and young people to tell Welsh..
45 minute funeral services will be reinstated in Cardiff after twenty days where services were limited to 30 minutes.
Question 1) What is changing from June 1st?
18/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 18th May
In the latest COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council: weekly kerbside collections for recyclables and food waste will return to normal service from 1st June; staying on the topic of collections, a reminder of the areas having a garden waste collection...
Weekly kerbside collections for recyclables and food waste will return to normal service from June 1.
Last week's Cardiff Council news you might have missed (18th May)
15/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 15th May
In the last Cardiff Council COVID-19 update of the week: the Council Leader says a ‘one city' approach will help us defeat COVID; Cardiff Council's £29m COVID-lockdown bill; response to COVID-19 in numbers; and addressing digital deprivation.
Cardiff's ‘one-city' approach to tackling the COVID-19 outbreak has been praised by the leader of Cardiff Council who says the city ‘must continue to work together' to ensure Wales' capital recovers from the effects of the pandemic.
15/05/20 - Cardiff Council's £29m COVID-lockdown bill
Responding to the Covid-19 outbreak could cost Cardiff Council £29m in additional spend and lost revenue in the first three months of the financial year a report has revealed.
Over the course of the COVID-19 crisis, we have been producing a series of infographics, capturing Cardiff Council's response in numbers. Here is the latest of these infographics.
The traffic lane next to Cardiff Castle, on Castle Street, will be removed this Sunday, May 17, so that the pavement can be extended into the road for both pedestrians and cyclists to use.
Cardiff Council is providing thousands of digital devices and broadband dongles via Welsh Governments Education Technology Project Fund to support children in Cardiff that have been unable to access online learning during school closures caused by COVID-
14/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 14th May
Here is tonight's COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council, covering: social distancing measures will be installed on Castle Street on Sunday; putting plans in place to open the Household Waste Recycling Centres; the tuition service helping children...
